"1683-1920" ; : the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics, by Frederick Franklin Schrader

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"1683-1920" ; : the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics, by Frederick Franklin Schrader

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"1683-1920" ; : the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics, by Frederick Franklin Schrader

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the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics

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"1683-1920" ; : the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics, by Frederick Franklin Schrader

"1683-1920" ; : the fourteen points and what became of them--foreign propaganda in the public schools--rewriting the history of the United States--the espionage act and how it worked--"illegal and indefensible blackade" of the Central powers--1,000,000 victims of starvation--our debt to France and to Germany--the war vote in Congress--truth about the Belgian atrocities--our treaty with Germany and how observed--the alien property custodianship--secret will of Cecil Rhodes--racial strains in American life--Germantown settlement of 1683 and a thousand other topics, by Frederick Franklin Schrader